Posts in Landing Page Optimisation

Customer engagement is the only hack you need to grow your sales. No matter how many advertisements your business is running, it is the only way to get your ideal consumers involved with what your business has to offer, explore your products and services, and purchase them. After all, the better they understand the value you’re offering, the more likely they become to convert. Right?

So we decided to look into how quizzes – an interactive form of content often used by businesses, can be used to drive more sales.

Recently we launched a WordPress plugin for all our users who weren’t comfortable copy – pasting a code to their website. And in our zeal to make things even simpler for them, we have added plenty of high converting templates to Exit Bee!

Consider it a post Valentine’s gift, but we just launched the Exit Bee WordPress Plugin for you. Yes, now it’s going to be even more easier to stop your website visitors from going away without a conversion – this time, with literally no coding skills required.

The ubiquitous usage of smartphones among millennials has helped usher in a new trend in online shopping, namely mobile commerce. Young people within the millennial generation spend an alarming amount of time on their smartphones. The mobile commerce trend embodies the incorporation of smartphones into everyday life and has become one of the most exciting prospects in online marketing.

Here are 10 steps to create a mobile commerce strategy that actually converts.

What’s the first thing that gets noticed on a landing page, often defining whether the visitor would like to engage with the business or not?

While some might say it is the hero title – which is absolutely true, we think the creative used with it matters just as much – i.e. the hero shot. It is the one thing that is ‘guaranteed’ to instantly draw the visitor’s attention to the hero title.

Companies with lead generation websites need to pay a lot more attention to CRO, because complacency is a killer. This is not just an opinion; it’s backed up by a mountain of data.

Straight North, an SEO firm headquartered in Chicago, uncovered a surprising insight on user behavior in the course of validating more than 300,000 online sales leads generated from its agency and client websites. A whopping 84 percent of conversions came from first-time visitors.

You have spent endless hours creating your business website. You also have a great marketing strategy to pull in traffic from social media and search platforms. While you succeed at getting people to your website, somehow they leave almost instantly – without converting.

In some cases though the marketing campaign and the business website value proposition don’t match up. But in other cases, there are those little hidden reasons that make people instantly hate you. We are going to discuss the later because no one really wants to be hated!

You probably already know that getting visitors to your landing page via digital campaigns is just a small step towards your business goal. Converting on the other hand, is a different ball game altogether.

While most of us like to think that our products and services are so exceptional that the target audience will convert in seconds after viewing it, sadly this is not true. Here are 5 landing page mistakes that most marketers make and lose conversions.

A unique selling proposition is what gives your brand a personality and makes it different from others.

But unless you are lucky enough to operate in a market with few or no other direct competitors, it will take a bit more effort to create and pitch an outstanding unique selling proposition that is genuinely ‘one of a kind’. So to help you get there, we have gathered 5 tips that will guide you through creating a killer USP.

SaaS companies usually face a challenge when it comes to converting their target audience. The reason being, their ideal customers may or may not be from a technical background and they simply can’t take a one-size-fits all approach with their marketing campaigns. The same holds true for their landing pages.

There are far too many businesses who are taking their products and services online. With the numbers increasing by the day, it is becoming difficult for the consumers too to differentiate between which ones are trustworthy and which of those businesses are more likely to fleece them. But here are 9 ways in which you can make each of your landing pages more trustworthy and convert more visitors into customers.

When creating a landing page, most of us have asked ourselves and Google one question – what kind of form should we use? A single column or a multi – column form? Is the single column form going to make the process look too long or is the multi – column form going to make it look like the visitor needs to go through too many steps to convert? In this post, we’re going to answer this question once and for all.

Most businesses are able to run marketing campaigns that result in micro and macro lead generation. But let’s get to the final part of it, just how many of these leads are they able to effectively convert into customers? Yes, paying customers?

We have always been all about strategically making use of popups to convert website visitors. While every optin form is targeted to accomplish a different goal, there are also different types that you have probably come across. Some being, a single step popup, multi step popups and yes-no popups. In this post, we’re going to talk about how you can use the yes/no optin forms to convert your website traffic into customers.

In a digital landscape that is fast evolving, it is becoming a must for businesses who are launching new products or services in their target market, to create a build up around them. The reason being, people need to look forward to the value proposition that the new range is going to offer.

But with so many business competing for the attention of a similar target market, how do you make sure your coming soon landing page actually gets you quality leads and customers?

When you’re running a paid campaign to promote your brand, a product or a service, you want to ensure that every aspect of it adds value to the customer and nudges him towards the point of conversion.

And when you’re making the efforts to optimize your copy as well as design to suit the target customer’s needs, why not take into consideration the color scheme as well? After all, it does fall under the aesthetics of your web page.

According to the official statement published on the Google blog, a new algorithm update changes includes making content easily accessible to the mobile user. More specifically targeted at the web pages that use ‘intrusive interstitials’ hampering the user experience to promote their own products and services.

Here’s taking a look at why we think mobile popups are still not dead – but all you need to focus on, is the strategy!

The main aim of every marketing and sales strategy, is to generate leads and eventually turn them into customers.

While there are a number of ways to engage your target audience – such as running paid social advertisements, blogging, offering ebooks, etc, the most effective one to turn them into leads is a landing page.

Here are the 7 tips that will help you create the perfect landing page for your next marketing campaign.

Popups are website elements used to grab a visitor’s fleeting attention towards something that the business wants to promote. But often these tend to look too irritating or intrusive in nature to internet users. So backing popups with our exit intent technology, we’re here to share 15 popup design inspirations that your visitors will absolutely fall in love with.

Is the sign up rate on your landing page not as high as the efforts that went into creating it and executing the campaign?

Sometimes it isn’t just about the design or web copy that causes low conversion rates. You could offering the best deal, but psychological barriers can always mess up those numbers. So here 4 simple tips to increase landing page signups.

Customer experience or user experience is the sum of the experience that people from your target market have on your business website. From browsing to navigating and exploring your products/services, understanding what you do and making an interaction with you, each of these aspects define how you rank on the Net Promoter Score (NPS).

The higher the NPS, the better has been your customer’s experience on-site. And the better the experience, the faster the companies grow in terms of customer/visitor loyalty.

So here are 10 tools that will help you understand your customers better and optimize their experience on your website (as well as improve your conversion rates).

Internet users often function differently. While some don’t require a nudge to convert or take an action, there are those who need to be put on the track to conversion. So just like the contextual call-to-action in the takeaway of your post, popups do work.

Here’s taking a look at why we think popups work and what makes for a high converting popup.

Creating a landing page that converts isn’t an easy job. There is a lot that goes behind doing so – understanding what the audience wants, what would make them act and how it is possible to follow all the design trends they expect a business to follow for a seamless experience.

Here are a few tips you should incorporate in your landing page design for better results.

Popups are the reason business websites are able to draw the fleeting attention of an internet user, and possibly convert them into its leads or customers. Be it by offering a lucrative incentive or simply a rock solid value proposition. But it is also important to ensure popups don’t break the natural flow of a visitor’s browsing – this is where exit intent comes in.

Here’s taking a look at the key factors that play in to optimize an exit intent popup.

Internet users have a really short attention span. You can allure them to your website with catchy advertisement or an article titled to peak their interest, but how long would they stay on your website? That’s hard to say.

If your Google Analytics has been screaming of a very high bounce rate (something to the tune of 80% consistently), you’re not alone. Most business websites and blogs face a similar issue, no matter how well thought they optimization strategy is.

So here’s taking a look at a few ways to keep a visitor engaged on your website for a longer period.

A typical internet user spends almost half his day browsing through miscellaneous websites of different businesses and the various social media platforms. Do you really think they can remember all that they consumed?

The truth is, their attention span is barely a minute. They get distracted by just any ‘interesting’ thing they stumble upon.

Here’s how the most high converting websites in the digital industry keep their visitors hooked.

Offering visitors incentives to make them convert is an age old and yet, very effective marketing tactic. It has proven time and again, that internet users are forever on the lookout for good deals around what interests them as well as what’s useful to them – they can practically stall the purchase of a much needed microwave, if the need be!

But here’s how you need to make a coupon popup, if you want an exiting visitor to stay back and convert.

Businesses in the B2B industry usually have a tougher time acquiring their target market. Since their audience is extremely defined and is limited in number, it becomes an even bigger challenge for marketers to craft the right messaging and campaigns that stand out from their competition.

Most B2B websites are completely to the point. They include a value proposition, a little description about the same, the features and benefits of the product, a few customer testimonials and a call-to-action. Now while the approach isn’t really wrong, these websites don’t quite convert as high as they expect from campaigns.

We’ve talked about having a great landing page a number of times before, but we haven’t really taken into consideration the various kinds of landing pages one can create for a business. Case in point being, video landing pages.

While using a video might seem really tempting – thanks to the storytelling opportunity it gives you, it isn’t necessary that you ‘should’ use a video on your landing page. Here’s taking a look at what kind of marketing campaigns and which businesses should use video landing pages.

Have you been facing difficulties convincing people to buy from you? Since the conversion rate plays a huge role in determining your performance, this can be a huge problem.

If you wish to find out where you are going wrong, allow me to help you out using this infographic. I’ve noted down some of the most effective methods for marketers to boost their conversions. Here’s a brief insight to some of the things you will learn from the infographic below.

Does your business have a website? Do you think it resonates with your target audience? Or do you think it is just serving the purpose of creating a digital footprint?

Most business websites don’t convert as much as they should. Even if they list down all their features, attractive pricing models, how it works, etc. Unfortunately, the copy is not the only thing that matters. It is the design that showcases the copy and makes it work.

So here are 5 fundamentals of creating a compelling and converting web design.

Your landing page has a specific goal: to convert incoming traffic into leads and sales!
Here’s a 12-point checklist for you to identify possible areas you have neglected in detriment of your conversion rates.